Brazil Grand Prix Race Information

Experience the thrill of F1 racing at Autódromo José Carlos Pace. This iconic circuit has a rich history of hosting some of the most dramatic moments in Formula 1. With its challenging layout and passionate Brazilian fans, it's a must-visit destination for any F1 enthusiast.

Autódromo José Carlos Pace

The circuit has earned the race a reputation for being one of the most challenging and exciting circuits on the Formula 1 calendar.

Circuit Address

Autodromo Carlos Pace Av. Teotônio Vilela 261 - Interlagos São Paulo (SP) Brasil

KEY FACTS OF THE CIRCUIT

Circuit Length

4.309 km

Number of laps

Race distance

305.879 km

Maximum speed

345 km/h

How to get to the circuit?

Car and Taxi

Taxis and rideshares are available, but São Paulo traffic can be heavy on race days, so allow plenty of extra time. Use the designated drop-off and pick-up points around the circuit, as access is restricted during the event.

Bus

Several public bus routes serve the Interlagos area. Routes and access points can change during the Grand Prix weekend, so check the latest local transport information before travelling.

Train

Public transport is one of the easiest ways to reach Interlagos during race weekend. Take Line 9 and get off at Autódromo Station, around a 500-metre walk from the circuit. Extra train services may operate during the Grand Prix weekend.

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What to do in São Paulo during the Grand Prix weekend?

Enjoy the offerings of the city with our recommendations below:

Food & Beverage
- Caipirinhas: a famous Brazilian cocktail made with cachaça and fruit.
- Petiscos: small plates of food often served as an accompaniment to drinks.

Restaurants:
- Tordesilhas: A traditional Brazilian restaurant recognized for combining it's flavours and spices of Bahia
- Nou restaurant: A mixed restaurant combining meat and seafood dishes

Activities
- Visit MASP (Museu de Arte de São Paulo), which holds the finest collection of Western art in Latin America
- Take a stroll through Parque Ibirapuera; the city’s green oasis.
- Enjoy the nightlife in one of the city’s many “botecos”. These small, rustic bars are a great way to enjoy the local atmosphere and cuisine.

Sightseeing
- Head to the top of the Banespa building; a 161m-high skyscraper reminiscent of New York’s Empire State Building offering a great view of the city.
- Visit São Paulo Cathedral, this stunning neo-gothic building is the largest Catholic church in the city.

Average temperature in November: 27 °C / 81°F
Currency: Brazilian Real
Closest Airport: Guarulhos - Governador André Franco Montoro International Airport (GRU)
Recommended city transport: Bus & Train

Brazil Grand Prix Race Information

Autódromo José Carlos Pace

Circuit Address

KEY FACTS OF THE CIRCUIT

How to get to the circuit?

Ticket Specifications & Categories

What to do in São Paulo during the Grand Prix weekend?

KEY FACTS OF THE CIRCUIT